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"Danny Colyer" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On 28/08/2007 20:50, Ace wrote:
>> OIC. Now it just remains to understand what the appeal is.
>>
>> On second thoughts, please don't anyone try to explain - it'll be lost
>> on me, I'm sure.
>
> I won't try and explain the appeal, then. I'll just ask how you feel
> about trying out different machines.
>
> Personally, I'm keen to try out any type of cycle that I haven't tried
> before. If you're the same then all you need to do is try out a recumbent
> trike and you'll find out for yourself what the appeal is.
>
I'm not tempted by the dark side but I was cured of my attraction to the
larger upright trikes during the York rally. I was given a go on one by a
very kind owner on the York Selby cycle path where I caused no end of
amusement to all who were watching when the camber of the path wrested
control from me and I hurtled head long into a hedge.
Is there a cure for my aversion to recumbents?
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> On 28/08/2007 20:50, Ace wrote:
>> OIC. Now it just remains to understand what the appeal is.
>>
>> On second thoughts, please don't anyone try to explain - it'll be lost
>> on me, I'm sure.
>
> I won't try and explain the appeal, then. I'll just ask how you feel
> about trying out different machines.
>
> Personally, I'm keen to try out any type of cycle that I haven't tried
> before. If you're the same then all you need to do is try out a recumbent
> trike and you'll find out for yourself what the appeal is.
>
I'm not tempted by the dark side but I was cured of my attraction to the
larger upright trikes during the York rally. I was given a go on one by a
very kind owner on the York Selby cycle path where I caused no end of
amusement to all who were watching when the camber of the path wrested
control from me and I hurtled head long into a hedge.
Is there a cure for my aversion to recumbents?